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So, the 20,000 bits you've lost, you think they'll keep it for a rainy day?
Although it's not that much, it's probably already sold out.
although it's not much, they may have already sold out.
Spump is alive and well, the stump will be pouring money out for fear of a Goks-like story.
The other 180 will follow Spam and I think we will see within a month at least.
I didn't even think it would be this soon.)
Oh, don't even think it's the stump.
I was going to say it wasn't the stump, but you beat me to it.
No, I don't think so.
Bitcoin seems to have just begun to fall ))
Screenshots from MetaTrader trading platform
BTCUSD, D1, 2015.01.14
Distel Enterprise, MetaTrader 4, Real
http://bitnovosti.com/2013/12/01/pervye-suverennye-bitcoin-monety/
imho, this is stupid = it's like trying to talk about pagers after the invention of the mobile phone
Why would a virtual currency be tied to a metal "money" also in gold terms
Inside a secret Chinese bitcoin factory that generates $1.5 million a month
Last October, American journalist Eric Franco managed to visit the inside of a giant Bitcoin factory located in a real converted factory building in Liaoning province in rural northeast China.
This factory is just one of six bitcoin farms owned by a secretive group of four. The combined cash-generating capacity of this system at the time of the journalists' visit was 4,050 bitcoins a month - roughly $1.5 million.
Despite the rather unpresentable look of the inside, these six factories have eight petahashes per second of computer power, which - again as of last October - represents as much as 3 per cent of the world's Bitcoin network.
Workers at these factories live inside their bitcoin farms, only returning home for four to five days a month.
During the summer months, the temperature inside the factories reaches 40 degrees Celsius, plus there is the continuous hum of dozens of industrial fans that provide the operating temperature for the 3,000 ASIC systems - customised computers designed specifically for bitcoin generation.
Journalists were granted access to the factory on the strict condition that no details about the workings of the ASIC machines or who is behind them be kept secret.
For the bitcoin world, 2014 was a volatile but successful year, with major companies such as Microsoft, Dish, and Dell recognising the new cryptocurrency. And last month it was announced that the first licensed bitcoin exchange operator in the US had opened - a huge step forward for a currency that is only six years old. But despite the futuristic and forward-looking image the press is giving bitcoin, its real face is the faces of the people working in Bitcoin factories.
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